4Runner Vs Tacoma | Quick Comparison 

I traded an 18 TRD off road Tacoma for a 24 4Runner TRD Pro. I had the taco for 6 years, zero problems. I averaged 20 mpg. I had a fusion on my neck, s5 to s7. The taco was hard to get in and the driving position sucks. The 4Runner has a taller opening and is easier to get into, for me. I average 17 mpg with the 4Runner. This is a NO bad choice situation. I paid 40k for the taco and got 30k for the trade in. The 4Runner is more comfortable but I liked the Taco better when off roading. Buy the one that meets your needs and enjoy.

I've had my '23 Tacoma TRD OR Pemieum for a year and a half now and am happy with it. Honestly, I 2nd guessed my decision compared to the 4Runner. I have a '24 4Rnr TRD OR as a rental and it is very nice but I honestly don't see the claims that the 4RNR is the nicer vehicle. Both are great and I think the need of the SUV compared to the truck should be the deciding factor. The 4rnr does have more rear seat comfort.

I traded in my new 22 tacoma for a used 19 4Runner. Best decision. 4Runner is KING!

I have 2018 Tacoma trd off road and 2023 4Runner trd off-road, the 4Runner is better build. The 4Runner is the best vehicle bulletproof

4runner for me ❤

TRD PRO anything all day. I'm a TRD PRO fan boy, so no top level premiums models... Hands down my 2021 TRD PRO 4Runner when I compared them...

Also, My '23 Tacoma TRD OR premium has maps built in. I Still prefer Google maps or Waze but I prefer Google map or Waze to any other OEM GPS.

My 2016 Trail is awesome. It halls my three boys around like nothing and it’s very reliable in the winter time. I took it from Vancouver to Calgary during a snow storm and it handled like a dream.

I'm good! I have both ❤

I just bought a new v6 tacoma and the short trip city gas mileage is around 15 to 16 at best

I went a 2020 tacoma trd or. Love it.

4runner all day

My 4runner does have mts, it doesn't look like what you showed on the video, I wonder if they changed that in newer models

What is the difference between A TRAC and crawl control?

the fuel economy figures on the Tacoma are bogus - have had many friends with Tacom'as that will testify to that. I had this dillema as well this Monday (wanted to get rid of a defective/junk '23 F150 that i had) i ended up with the 4runner for 3 reasons 1) 1GR and A750 5 speed - legendary combination that has been proven to last well past 300k miles (many i believe have gone past 500k miles on the original engine/trans without any major work) - the 2GR on the other hand has a checkered past and the 6 speed auto in the tacoma hunts and just generally doesn't drive well imo 2) the 4runner has a fully boxed frame which is essentially a hilux frame with coil sprung rear its built in the same plant as the landcruiser, hilux and other world renowned truck and build quality is 2nd to none. 3)after driving full size trucks for years - the 4runner turning radius was heaven to me and the tacoma turning radius was just terrible 4) Break over angle .... this is HUGE if your going to be offroading the 4runner has a MUCH better break over angle (as well as other metrics) than the Tacoma. My only downside is not having a bed - but its a tradeback - if i need to haul anything i don't wnat inside the 4runner i'll just get a cheap utility trailer to do so my experience is if your not using your bed for work you will rarely use it outside of work so just get a cheap utility trailer for those moments. If the tacoma was still sold with the 1GR i would have had a really hard time justifying the 4runner - but for me its a no brainer in terms of reliablity/durability the 1GR is a FAR superior engine than the 2GR .

My 2022 trd off-road access cab has heated seats I wonder why yours doesn’t?

Had a Tacoma. Never again